A licensing board, a school district and an employer make different decisions with a score. The evidence each one needs differs; the standard of care does not.

Signs you have outgrown your setup

If two or more of these sound familiar, it is time to talk.

  • Items in spreadsheets

    Nobody can say which version of an item a candidate saw last spring.

  • Accommodations by hand

    Extra time and screen readers are set on test morning, by whoever is free.

  • No item statistics

    You have never seen which items fail to separate stronger candidates from weaker ones.

  • A grading backlog

    Essays wait two weeks for scores because two people read every one.

  • Four tools, four logins

    Delivery, proctoring, grading and credentials each live in a different system with its own export.

  • Slow appeals

    Answering one candidate appeal means emailing three vendors for the records.

Tell us what you test

Thirty minutes on your program, your candidates and your deadline, with a person who knows testing.